Really? You just put me on a senior citizen mailing list because I got cancer?
The second is an invitation to pre-pay for my own cremation in order to help my family in these dark times.
Apparently to direct-mail companies a cancer diagnosis is still the same thing as a death sentence. Somebody should let them know that's sooooo 1950's.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that the only thing I know for sure at this point about cancer is that it puts you on the world's weirdest mailing list.
I hope this blog has served it's purpose. I started it as both a way to express all my convoluted cancer ramblings as well as a way to reach people in the same boat and hopefully let them know they have a shipmate.
Aye, Aye, mateys!
5 comments:
I say, stick a fork in in.
Well done, madame. :)
Or in *it*. Damn neuropathy.
Bye-bye, my blog friend. It is good to let things go when you have done with them...
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OMG. This is SO messed up.
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